Refactor column naming conventions in GEMINI.md

Author: strengejacke

GEMINI.md

@@ -39,25 +39,16 @@ This document outlines the common coding conventions observed in the `easystats`
 
 ## Element / Column names (for returned data frames)
 
-*  First letter of the column name is capital, unless (6) applies (*example:* `Parameter`).
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-*  First letter of nouns is capital, unless (6) applies (*example:* `ROPE_Percentage`, `Prior_Scale`).
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-*  Using underscore rather than camelCase to separate words (*example:* `CI_high`).
-
-*  Multiple words: common/main part first and adjective/specifier/variational part after, unless (8) applies (*example:* `Median_standardized`, `ROPE_percentage`).
-
-*  Abbreviations: all uppercase (*example:* `ESS`, `MCSE`, `ROPE`).
-
-*  Keep conventions for reserved words (*example:* `p`, `pd`, `Rhat`).
-
-*   Adjectives / verbs: all lower case, unless (1) applies (*example:* `high` or `low` in `CI_high` or `CI_low`).
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-*   In case of multiple occurrences of column names that indicate the same measure or content (like `CI_low` or `SE`), the common part is appended as suffix to the context specific part (*example:* `CI_low` and `Eta2_partial_CI_low`, and **not** `CI_low` and `CI_low_Eta2_partial`).
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-*  The "squared" term in column names that refers to "common" statistics (`Eta2`, `Chi2`, `Omega2`, ...) should be written as `2`, not `sq`, `squared` or `pétit-deux` (*example:* `Chi2`, and **not** `Chisq`, `Eta2`, and **not** `Eta_squared`). This rule does **not** apply to function names.
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-*  Converting between "easystats" style and "broom" style can be done with `insight::standardize_names()`.
+1) First letter of the column name is capital, unless (6) applies (*example:* `Parameter`).
+2) First letter of nouns is capital, unless (6) applies (*example:* `ROPE_Percentage`, `Prior_Scale`).
+3) Using underscore rather than camelCase to separate words (*example:* `CI_high`).
+4) Multiple words: common/main part first and adjective/specifier/variational part after, unless (8) applies (*example:* `Median_standardized`, `ROPE_percentage`).
+5) Abbreviations: all uppercase (*example:* `ESS`, `MCSE`, `ROPE`).
+6) Keep conventions for reserved words (*example:* `p`, `pd`, `Rhat`).
+7) Adjectives / verbs: all lower case, unless (1) applies (*example:* `high` or `low` in `CI_high` or `CI_low`).
+8) In case of multiple occurrences of column names that indicate the same measure or content (like `CI_low` or `SE`), the common part is appended as suffix to the context specific part (*example:* `CI_low` and `Eta2_partial_CI_low`, and **not** `CI_low` and `CI_low_Eta2_partial`).
+9) The "squared" term in column names that refers to "common" statistics (`Eta2`, `Chi2`, `Omega2`, ...) should be written as `2`, not `sq`, `squared` or `pétit-deux` (*example:* `Chi2`, and **not** `Chisq`, `Eta2`, and **not** `Eta_squared`). This rule does **not** apply to function names.
+10) Converting between "easystats" style and "broom" style can be done with `insight::standardize_names()`.
 
 ## Documentation (roxygen2)